The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-05
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Ar the Grand to.night-last perform.
ance Of zone Of the Braveat."
Two deeds Of trust were admitted 10
record yesterday by Recorder Hook.
A WOMAN named Pearl Williama called
yesterday and stated that she was no. the
woman who had eloped with Henry
strauder, % reported.
THERE will be meeting at 1880 o'clock
this evening, OF tho stockholders OF tho
Overland Telephone Company at the
Chamber OF Commerce.
YESTERDAY Auctioneer Heryey sold the
old Bsdilion mill property, belongings
Joseph Bedilion, 10 Mrs. Hannah Bedil.
ion, Of Pittsburgh. Price 81, 300.
EDWARD RREs, a yonng man living In
tho Eighth ward, whila handling beer
kegs yesterday, had one Gnger 80 horribly
crnshed and torn that amputstion WAS
necessary.
BEN FRANKLIN Council OF American
Mechanics, OF this city, gavo u ball st
Arion hall last night, that waa largely at.
tended. Tho event was greatly enjoyed
by those who were preGent.
TIE work Of widening the Suspension
bridge Is being pushed and good progress
is being made. The work attracts con.
siderable attention from persona who hap.
pen to he on the leveo aud from those
who 1.-Two in the vicinity.
THE young son OF Mira. Sauers, Of Ess.
Wheeling, whose mysterious disappear.
ance had greatly alarmed his mother, who
asked the Gid OF the police In finding tho
boy, was found late Tuesday night at the
homo Of q relative In Elm Grove.
TIE funeral Of Adam Krstz, IN old and
respected citizen OF tho Eighth ward, who
died at his home Monday afternoon, took
place yesterday afternoon aud was ono Of
tho largest that has been seen In tho city
Tor gomo time. The intofment took
place in the Peninsula cemetery.
THE amended State fish law contains
the following section, which It would DO
we'll for fishermen to bear in mind: II
shall not DO lawful to catch or destroy
any Jack ealmon or white salmon, In any
manner, between tho 8yat day OF May aud
the fifteenth day Of June Of each year.
INVITATIONS for the excursion to DO
given on board the steamer Louis A.
Shirley to Steubenville, Friday evening,
May 20, have been Issued and d large
number are preparing to 20. The steamer
will leave hero at 6 o'clock and supper
will be served on board. Kramer will
furnish the mueic.
THE only conveyance OF real estate ad.
mitted to record by Recorder Hook yes.
terday was u deed made May 8,
1887, by Andrew II. Patterson and wife to
John II. Foreman in consideration Of
Sl75, Of q tract OF land in Triadelphia dis.
trict, situated on what Ia known 90 the
LorineSs lane, and adjoining Foreman'u
property.
CAPTAIN JOHN ]. QulGG has commenced
his second years. experience as one OF
Uncle SANS letter carriers, or rather col.
~leC!ors, for 1t lie his duty to gather I'D the
~letters in the central or wholesale bnai.
meas part Of the city, and right diligently
he does 1t too. He not only gathers from
the boxes, but goes right into the stores
and Offices. His gray uniformed tigure
has become a very popular one.
JOE FEnRELL, a North Wheeling char.
acter well known to tho police, who was
sent to the city prison by Judge Jeffsrs
Monday to serVe = thirty day term Tor be.
ing disorderly, and TO finish q suspended
s%entenca OF thirty days on IN old charge,
managed to escape from the old rattle
trap and is now reported Us located in
E:naville. In pursuing the fellow, su.
perintendent CrogGn stumbled and fell,
severely bfuising himself.
DEXTER SMITH, a l2.ycar old son Of
Edward Smith, living ct the corner Of
Chapline and Thirty. sixth streets, has
been operated on by Dr.. ]. Il. Pipes, who
took out one Of his eyes. About two yeaYs
ago the boy experimental with some pow
der, q glass mustard jar and q match.
One OF his eyes wss very aorioualy dam.
aged, 80 much 60 that he has not been able
to use il since. Lately 1t began to alice,
the other eye, and the operation was thus
made necessary.
A % named Mayors, while playing
about his homo in Elm Grove, found a
dynamite cartridge that was probably lost
lest summer when tho natural 1853 mains
were being laid. Tho boy dug the plug
out OF tho cartridge with his knife, and
was gouging out the dynamite when an
exploaion occurred tina. blew of three
fingers Of the right hand. His little siste.
was with him OF the time and a fragment
OF the shell struck her just below the lett
eye, which was so badly injured thst the
sight will probably be permanently de-
stroyed,